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The fiancée of murdered Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi says she h= as declined an invitation to the White House by US President Donald Trump a= ccusing him of not being sincere about investigating the killing. Hatice Ce= ngiz told Turkish TV she thought the invitation was aimed at influencing pu= blic opinion in the US. Khashoggi was murdered in the Saudi consulate in Is= tanbul three weeks ago. Riyadh denies the ruling royal family was involved = and blames "rogue agents". Saudi Arabia initially denied all know= ledge of the journalist's fate.
In a New York Times column earlier th= is month, Ms Cengiz said that if Mr Trump made "a genuine contribution= to the efforts to reveal what happened inside the Saudi consulate in Istan= bul that day, I will consider accepting his invitation". The Jamal Kha= shoggi story so far The journalist who vanished into a consulate Mr Trump h= as said he is "not satisfied" with the Saudi account, but while h= e has floated the possibility of imposing sanctions he has also stressed th= e importance of the two countries' ties. Media captionJamal Khashoggi: What= we know about the journalist's disappearance and death The president also = said it was "possible" Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman did not k= now about the killing. Khashoggi had been an outspoken critic of the crown = prince, the country's de facto ruler.
How to react? Most of Saudi Ara= bia's western allies have expressed shock at the death and demanded a full = explanation. Why Saudi Arabia matters to the West But there is disagreement= over how to respond. While Germany has suspended arms exports to the Gulf = nation, France's President Emmanuel Macron said it would be "pure dema= goguery to say 'we must stop arms sales'". The sale of weapons "h= as nothing to do with Mr Khashoggi. One shouldn't mix everything up", = he said on Friday. The European Parliament on Thursday passed a nonbinding = resolution urging an EU-wide arms embargo on Saudi Arabia in response to th= e murder. Russia however said the royal family should be believed and that = "no-one should have any reasons not to believe them," according K= remlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov. Where is the body? In a tearful television = interview on Friday, Ms Cengiz recounted the day her fiancé vanished= , saying she would never have let her partner enter the consulate if she ha= d thought that the "Saudi Arabia authorities would hatch a plot" = to kill him. "I demand that all those involved in this savagery from t= he highest to the lowest levels are punished and brought to justice," = she told Haberturk TV. Image copyright EPA Image caption Jamal Khashoggi wa= s an outspoken critic of the Saudi royals She said she had not been contact= ed by any Saudi officials but that she was unlikely to go to Saudi Arabia f= or a funeral should Khashoggi's missing body eventually be found. Saudi Ara= bia's public prosecutor is now saying that Khashoggi's murder was "pre= meditated", and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has called on R= iyadh to admit who ordered the killing and where the body is.
The US-= based writer's eldest son arrived in the US from Saudi Arabia on Thursday, = along with his family. The Saudi-US citizen had been barred from leaving Sa= udi Arabia because of his father's criticism of the country's leadership, b= ut this sanction was recently lifted.

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